Save big on Amazon's latest small smart speaker.
Smart home devices are getting more popular year on year, and while Amazon's Echo Dot seemed to have the small smart speaker market cornered, the retailer/manufacturer introduced the Echo Pop to offer an even cheaper alternative.
While it's not quite on the same level as the Dot , the Amazon Echo Pop is growing in popularity thanks to regular deals — like this one from Amazon itself. The company is offering the speaker for just $17.99, a more than 50% reduction off of the MSRP, and it's well worth a look for anyone that needs a voice assistant in their life.Overview: Save 55% on Amazon's smallest smart speaker, available in four colors.Price history: Before today's deal, the Echo pop has regularly dipped to around the $25 mark, but this is the steepest saving we've seen since it debuted in May of this year - and Best Buy is matching it, too.
Don't buy it if: You want better audio quality - the Echo Pop tends to distort as it gets louder - consider an Echo Dot instead.
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